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A cool Halloween activity cum treat for kids With just few ingredients and less than 15min preps you can set up a fun activity for your kids for Halloween THINGS NEEDED TO MAKE SPOOKY POPS 🎃 Melted White n Dark Chocolate🎃 Sandwiched Cookies (I used Oreo)🎃 Sprinkles🎃 Icecream Sticks / Lollipop Sticks Fix Icecream stick… Continue reading SPOOKY POPS – Halloween Special
Pop It - the colourful fun toy that has taken the world by storm is really something! Not only kids but it's craze has got on to the adults too. People are hooked and popping the toy as a stress buster activity all the time. Kids, on the other hand, are attracted towards the vibrant… Continue reading Pop It Chocolate
These Chocolate Almond cookies are your typical chewy cookies that give you a feeling of biting into a health bar. Given the amount of Almonds used the cookies are surely a good source of nutrition. We all learn from our mistakes and what's even better is converting those mistakes into delicious success! Something similar happened… Continue reading Chocolate Almond Cookies
Diwali is around the corner and there is a huge list of tasks to be accomplished. One of the major Diwali chore is preparing yummy food that the family can enjoy together and also serve guests. Besan Laddus are a Diwali faraal (snacks) staple and I gave them a twist by enriching with powdered Badam… Continue reading Diwali Special – Badam aur Besan ke Laddu
Super moist and Fudgy ... these dense chocolate brownies that are enriched with beetroot are perfect for anytime indulgence.
Stained Glass Cookies - These pretty looking cookies caught my eye few months ago during my usual "blog inspiration" search. I knew instantly they would feature as my Christmas special recipe on the blog. And, here they are. The cookies are nothing but sugar cookies with a colorful center of crushed sugar candies. The soft… Continue reading Stained Glass Cookies – Christmas Special
The cupcakes are basic and light with chocolate beautifully complimenting the peanut butter flavour. And so, Nabeel is currently enjoying his summer break in full swing, ensuring I am on my toes 24 hours, or at least till he is awake. His constant needs to play, eat, read, and have fun sucks out all my energy… Continue reading Mini Peanut Butter Cupcakes
Lollies are the perfect summer treat for kids. Delicious, healthy, easy to make using handful of ingredients they are a great way to give kids fresh fruit and yoghurt. Lollies are definitely better than giving readymade ice-creams to kids plus children can prepare lollies on their own making them forget the store bought ones. I… Continue reading Dual Berry and Yoghurt Lollies
Continuing with our Popcorn mania, Nabeel and I rustled up a new Popcorn dish called Santa Crunch, keeping in mind the festive season. This one’s a colourful mix of sweet and salty ingredients which is very alluring and fun to make..maybe that’s why Nabeel christened it Funfetti 🙂 Santa Crunch Recipe Ingredients 2 tablespoons popcorn… Continue reading Santa Crunch – Christmas Treats
Breakfast is an important meal of the day for both adults and kids. Kids, in particular, need to eat a wholesome breakfast to face the challenging day ahead. We all know about the cold war between food and kids and how difficult it is to get the right thing in their system; unless of course… Continue reading 5 fun breakfast ideas for kids
Salted Caramel Popcorn is the sole reason we visit shopping malls frequently….yes such is the craze and love for popcorn that Nabeel and I share. Seems like our trips to the mall are going to end soon, for we tried out an incredibly satisfying, no-frills, melt-in the mouth kinda Homemade Salted Caramel Popcorn Recipe over… Continue reading Salted Caramel Popcorn
Last weekend, as a part of the #WeekendCookingProject Nabeel and I baked some cookies..real creepy Halloween cookies. Halloween is few days away and the buzz created by the infinite Halloween events organised across the city encouraged me to have a little celebration of our own. It was also a good way of introducing this spooky… Continue reading Halloween Finger Cookies
The popular Garlic Breadsticks from Dominos are a favourite of Nabeel. We always end up ordering their dry, chewy, zero topping pizzas for the greed of breadsticks (because they don’t deliver unless you order pizzas). So, one fine Saturday afternoon when Nabeel yearned to dig into some hot breadsticks from Dominos and they refused to… Continue reading Garlic Breadsticks – Dominos Style
Hummus is something every child should be introduced to. It not only has the goodness of chick peas but also sesame seeds (til) besides other good ingredients like garlic, olive oil and curd. It is also quite versatile as it can easily be used as an ingredient to create numerous dishes. Use it as a dip, salad dressing, base for gravy or just as a spread. Due to it being bland or as I like to call it Humble you can create myriad flavours with it.
Mix, Roll, Fry & Treat!
Young Chef’s Academy, is an attempt to introduce kids to the wide world of food by involving them in enjoyable n creative cooking, decorating, serving and eating sessions.
This lip-smacking dessert which is made in a jiffy in 4 simple steps made using Alphonso mangoes is going to be the favourite thing to dish up this mango season! The aromatic mango is paired with a sweet and subtle flavour of cardamom to bring out the best of both worlds. Do try it out.
Beat the heat, Beat Boredom, Beat Artificial Flavors with these Real Strawberry Pops. The recipe is totally natural using ONLY fresh strawberries. No preservatives, squashes, drink powders or any other added artificial flavours/colours used (that’s why the name says REAL 🙂 ).
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